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Unit 5 - Vocab and grammar

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  • We don’t see eye _________ eye on a lot of issues, but we’re still good friends.
    to
  • The synonym of "expectation"
    anticipation
  • The movie went on _______ on. I thought it was never going to end.
    and
  • I didn’t want to go, but he persuaded me to go.
    I didn’t want to go, but he persuaded me to.
  • Yes, we met face _______ face for the first time last week.
    to
  • The synonym of "swimsuit
    "bathing suit
  • ... particularly if you’re visiting a more remote or not-so-safe place. (it)
    … particularly if it's a more remote or not-so-safe place you're visiting.
  • Their new business is going from strength _________ strength
    to
  • It’s not a cheap solution, but I understand why you might think it is a cheap solution.
    It’s not a cheap solution, but I understand why you might think so.
  • A guided tour I took changed my mind. (thing)
    The thing that changed my mind was a guided tour I took.
  • I want a little independence from travel. (what)
    What I want from travel is a little independence.
  • How knowledgeable and interesting some of the other travelers were surprised me. (what)
    What surprised me was how knowledgeable and interesting some of the other travelers were.
  • The synonym of "spot"
    location
  • The synonym of "set of"
    start out
  • The synonym of "exhilarating"
    thrilling
  • People ask if I prefer writing the music or lyrics, but actually they go hand _______ hand.
    in
  • I was going to buy a new umbrella, but then I found my old umbrella.
    I was going to buy a new umbrella, but then I found my old one.
  • She only had her operation a week ago, but she’s getting better day _________ day.
    by
  • It made me reassess my whole attitude toward organized tours. (did)
    It did make me reassess my whole attitude toward organized tours.
  • I like visiting museums. (do)
    I do like visiting museums.
  • I’d love you to give me a hand moving this table, if you can bear to give me a hand.
    I’d love you to give me a hand moving this table, if you can bear to .